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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
3
Sunshine Advocate reports ongoing concerns over blasting at local quarries affecting nearby suburbs. Readers note past protests in Maribyrnong and argue for stricter government oversight to protect residents, urging close surveillance and citizen rights consideration.
Braybrook Social Club and the Young Chinese League held a football match last Sunday to raise band funds. A large crowd attended, but league players were absent, so kicking contests were not staged. The band thanks the ladies for afternoon teas and notes several band members recovering from flu. Roy Boyle welcomed a newborn daughter and practice will resume with hard work. Learners performed on side drums, showing progress ahead of Heidelberg and Victorian Band League Solo contests.
Supporters host a 3 July social at 1st Sun Shine Hall Martin Street. St Johns Ambulance course inquiries go to the G.S.M. Group members attend the Gang Show at Cathedral Hall on 4 June. Football practice at Technical School oval on 5 June and 9 30 am to 12. Committees meet Friday 11 June. New cubs John Thomas Bill Davidson Jan Lelliott John Cowan John Cormack Ian Scott John Munroe welcomed. June Parents Committee meeting at Scout Hall on Martin Street the 9th.
The Ex-Students Association invites all members to a dance on Thursday June 10 at Masonic Hall. Members should bring friends. Debutante Ball tickets for July 2 are available from association members.
Prizes totalling 500 pounds offered at a boxing tournament to be held at St Augustine's Irish Hall Yarraville on Wednesday 8 June. Contestants who won elimination contests across the state will compete, with proceeds to St Vincent De Pauls Boys Orphanage.
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